PAINTING IN PICTURESQUE WALCHWIL

Taking their first ever painting lesson, a cheerful group of ladies spent a very creative morning, painting at the Parish center in picturesque Walchwil. At the end of three hours, each of them designed and created an amazing autumn themed acrylic painting on canvas and each painting was unique and as colourful as the season itself. Based on the positive feedback received, we plan to organise similar events in the New Year.

Organised by Arti on behalf of the Frauengameinschaft Walchwil, Canton Zug

Photo credit: Verena

AUTUMN PAINTING LESSON

 

 

EXPAT-EXPO ZURICH

           Stand 45, Stadthall Dietikon, Zurich, 3rd September 2017

Many thanks to all our supporters and everyone who took time to visit us on a Sunday afternoon and be part of our creative journey. Jan Landolt was the lucky winner of the prize draw and won a ready to hang artwork worth 150 CHF from our collection. We were the most artistic and colourful stand at the Expat-Expo, and attracted more crowd despite being bang next to stalwarts, Zurich International School.

Digital artist and our energetic partner Sophia, was there to demonstrate and answer queries about the digital process to very enthusiastic visitors. To know more about Sophia and her work visit her website  http://sssingh575.wixsite.com/my-art

https://www.expat-expo.info/zurich

 

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Mother & Daughter

ART EXHIBITION

Showcasing classical paintings & digital artworks

Our first and a very successful event recently concluded at the Altstadthalle, Unter Altsadt 14, 6300 Zug in Switzerland.

The guest book says it all!  Besides the lovely compliments and encouraging comments from family and friends we had many visitors, total strangers who were taken aback by the quality of artwork, the realism, the vibrant colours, and the difference in the two forms of art ie; modern and digital art versus, the old school oil and acrylic paintings on canvas;  a contrast from ‘Wonder woman’ and ‘Super girl’ to the very classical ‘Audrey Hepburn’ and ‘Charlie Chaplin’.  Not only was the medium of art different but it also catered to two generations in style and subject thus creating the perfect ‘Different Strokkes’ story.